Our TRANS-ARC Summit included presentations, small group discussions, and a survey. We hope this information may be useful in planning your own TGNB health research meetings.

This TRANS-ARC presentation highlights work by Owen-Smith and colleagues to understand practices that can promote or hinder trans participation in research

At the TRANS-ARC Summit, Gaines Blasdel and Geolani Dy presented information on what we do and don’t know about GGAS outcomes based on current research

After the surveys were completed, our TRANS-ARC Steering Committee reviewed the questions and found common themes and topics.

During the Summit we reviewed the survey results in small discussion groups and created a list of research questions that are meaningful to the community.

We are now sharing the results of this meeting (the research topic list and collaboration strategies) widely with the trans/non-binary community, researchers, research funders, and the public.

Presentation Recordings

TRANS-ARC FOUNDATIONS

Intersectional Research for Transgender Health Justice

Tonia Poteat, PhD, MPH, PA-C

Power and Team Dynamics

Amy Penkin, LCSW

Using PICOTS to Create Research Questions

Geolani Dy, MD

STRATEGIES IN GENDER-AFFIRMING SURGERY RESEARCH

Pitfalls and Ethical Considerations in Transgender Health Research

Jae Downing, PhD, MPH

Electronic Health Records and Gender Identity Data

Madeline Deutsch, MD, MPH

Community-Based Participatory Research

Jae Sevelius, PhD

Survey-Based Research & the PRIDE Study

Mahri Bahati, MPH

Patient-Reported Outcome Measures & the GENDER-Q

Manraj Kaur, PhD

Dissemination Panel

Dissemination of Research Findings: Research to Practice, Policy and Community

Moderator:
Jae Downing, PhD

Panelists:
Gaines Blasdel, Healthy Trans & NYU Langone
Maddie Deutsch, MD, MPH, UCSF & USPATH
Jody Herman, PhD, Williams Institute & UCLA
Luz-Fernanda Venegas, UCSF